The Daily Trouble provides a narrative description and valuation of
a company whose stock has been obliterated of late, more than halved over
the last year. Each day, the Fool will review the business, talk about the
cause of its disintegration, turn a couple witty phrases, and broadly consider
valuation.

Why?

For two reasons. We hope that by concentrating attention on dismal recent
performance, we'll come to a more thoroughgoing understanding of why stocks
get hammered. But just finding broken stocks and detailing past events isn't
enough. Additional to those tasks, we'll venture out in search of an existing
fair value for the business.

The Daily Trouble will be a treasure trove for value investors, who
like Graham concentrate on those companies that the markets left behind.
By working to classify recent Troubles as either bankruptcy-bound, prepped
for a turnaround, or fairly-priced, we'll become familiar with the variables
of market psychology and underlying value. The feature comes to you daily,
each evening. Enjoy it and....

Fool on!

Mark Weaver (MWEAV@aol.com), Louis
Corrigan (RgeSeymour@aol.com),
and Rick Munarriz (TMF
Edible@aol.com) have been aggressively studying business and investing
for years. They're the same guys who've brought you The Daily Double, and
they'll bring keen insight into valuations here. Weaver has run the AOL
Healthcare Industry Area for two years; Corrigan has been a heavyweight reporter
for Rogue, and Munarriz has worked as our
Food & Restaurant industry analyst since 1995. And they say the Yankees
had murderer's row!

If you have questions about the product, please email either of them directly
at the screennames above. Happy hunting, Fools.